Diigo Bookmarks 05/01/2019

2019年5月1日 著

• What's new in Accessibility in 2019 - standards, authoring tools, frameworks and design thinking - Hassell Inclusion

  "the one final advance in 2019 that I want to highlight is the launch of the international update of this Standard, ISO 30071-1 which will happen later this year. I've led the work at ISO on the creation of this new Standard, together with a great team of editors and an advisory committee including delegates from Canada, Japan, Korea, France, Sweden, and the USA."

• Progressive Font Enrichment: reinventing web font performance | Responsive Web Typography

  "what we feel the solution should accomplish: to enable the ability for only the required part of the font be downloaded on any given page, and for subsequent requests for that font to dynamically 'patch' the original download with additional sets of glyphs as required on successive page views--even if they occur on separate sites."

• Perceived Velocity through Version Numbers - daverupert.com

  "It's not version numbers alone, I know this. But I do think they play a small part in effecting our perception."

• Signed HTTP Exchanges | Web | Google Developers

  "This technology allows a publisher to sign a single HTTP exchange (i.e., a request/response pair), in the way that the signed exchange can be served from any caching server. When the browser loads this Signed Exchange, it can safely show the publisher's URL in the address bar because the signature in the exchange is sufficient proof that the content originally came from the publisher's origin."

• A quick shot of gradient text and text-shadow -- Stuff & Nonsense

  "Unless there's only a single, point light-source, there's always more than one shadow cast, harder primary shadows and softer secondary shadows. Fortunately, CSS allows for a comma-separated list of multiple box and text shadows."

• Let's Make A Design System! Live Coding at Smashing Conf

  "I talk about how tools like Pattern Lab and Storybook can serve as helpful frontend workshop environments, allowing teams to build not just components, but actual entire UI screens using those components. This lets you to stress test designs & play out real product scenarios."